Field notes
Long-form posts about slang, posting, and what happens to a sentence when you move it between platforms. Newest first.
Looking up one word instead? That lives in the slang dictionary, which is alphabetical and gets rewritten as the words drift.
6-7, explained: where the sound came from, what the hand gesture is, and why nobody who says it can tell you what it means.
Read more →What aura farming means, where the boat kid came from, and why getting caught costs more than the whole harvest.
Read more →A word borrowed from Star Wars droids, now aimed at chatbots, self-checkout kiosks, and anything that talks back without a pulse. What "clanker" means and why people are arguing about it.
Read more →Reddit runs on receipts, numbered lists, and the one guy who replies "fake." A guide to the dialect that turns every post into a court case you are determined to win.
Read more →LinkedIn is fan fiction about your own job. A guide to the grammar, the humblebrag, and how to translate a plain thought into thought leadership without losing your soul.
Read more →We took a single boring sentence and ran it through Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, Reddit, X, Facebook, YouTube, and Discord. Same fact, eight completely different lies.
Read more →The invisible scoreboard your group chat keeps on you. What a point is worth, the moves that pay, the ones that bankrupt you, and why nobody can tell you your total.
Read more →The brainrot dictionary 2026: 6-7, aura, crashout, mid, goop, fairs, in plain English, current as of June 2026.
Read more →One thought, six personalities. A field guide to the dialects every platform quietly trained you to speak.
Read more →The app behind this blog is out now
